Oak Grove Bed and Breakfast

The place was a very nice historical home with all the historical characteristics. The owners were very welcoming and accommodating to our needs and our furry baby:) The food was great! The shower was very nice and hot!!! The bed was comfy and clean and warm with plenty of blankets.I guess the only thing that I personally didn’t like was the smell of wood stove that lingered through the room and the lady bugs that were there. However, the stay was very nice and I loved seeing and reading about the history of this 1800s home!

We had a relaxing getaway. The hosts were a pleasure to become acquainted with and gave us all the information we needed to keep ourselves and our two dogs entertained during our stay. The walk through the woods in back was just what we needed the 1st morning to begin our vacation. We enjoyed the local restaurants, who would think the little town of South Boston would have a Cuban/Peruvian restaurant!

The plantation home is Beautiful with a lot of history and a lot of wood work by a NC artist from Milton NC. The home is very clean , great bed to sleep in and cozy place to stay. The breakfast was a broccoli quiche and delicious. The owners were exceptional and their dogs were so loveable.

Amazing place to stay.. very inviting.. amazing views and history of the property.. just absolutely gorgeous 😍.. we stayed upstairs the main part of home with 2 bedrooms to ourselves and bathroom.. very nice

I came to spend a solo trip in VA by myself after a particularly stressful season. I thought about finding a cabin in the wilderness of southwest NC or in the mountains somewhere, but then this lovely little property came on to my radar. I must say, Pickett and Mike care for an amazing family property in southern VA, which has been in her family since the 1800s. I stayed in the renovated library, with a bed at one side and a wall of old books on the other. For a writer and nerd like me, I was in heaven. Additionally, I struck up a few lovely conversations with Mike, a jazz pianist in his retirement years, since I am also a musician. Between the leisurely breakfasts, laid back atmosphere of the house, and Pickett’s fantastic cooking, I was able to kick start my precious one week vacation time with the privacy I found at Oak Grove. Lastly, there are binders in various places around the house with info about the area and its local restaurants, one which was in my room and another that was on the coffee table in the parlor, adjacent Mike’s Yamaha grand piano. Pickett was also a wealth of knowledge about the area and could answer any questions I had that were not spoken to by the info binders. I unhesitatingly recommend and strongly enjoin you to stay at Oak Grove Bed and Breakfast; I enjoyed it immensely and I believe you will, as well.

This is a lovely place in every way! The beautiful house is part of a family farm of 400 acres. It is private and quiet and has a great walking area through a towering patch of bamboo that leads to an old family cemetery. My bedroom was in a grand library and had its own bathroom. The bed was comfortable and I slept with the windows open and woke up hearing birds singing. The breakfasts were delicious and the proprietor was thoughtful in asking about food preferences. She is a wealth of knowledge about local history and landmarks. This BnB has also been recognized for “f Green” initiatives and boasts a charging station. This is one of my favorite BnB’s I’ve been to yet.